Crooksandliars iconCrooksandliarsSep 21, 2026 ~1 min source read

Right-Wing PAC Admits Anti-Trans Ads Won’t Save Republicans

Republicans are spending tens of millions on absurd, bigoted, and lie-filled spots that seek to scare voters into believing that Democrats would force "sex-changes surgeries" on children. American Principles Project, a right-wing super PAC, admitted on Thursday that the deluge of anti-trans ads won't be enough to save the party in November.

Right-Wing PAC Admits Anti-Trans Ads Won’t Save Republicans

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Republicans are spending tens of millions on absurd, bigoted, and lie-filled spots that seek to scare voters into believing that Democrats would force "sex-changes surgeries" on children.

American Principles Project, a right-wing super PAC, admitted on Thursday that the deluge of anti-trans ads won't be enough to save the party in November.

GOP operatives clearly hope the fearmongering will ignite their base and get them to the voting booth since polling shows that even Republican voters are angry about President Donald Trump's handling of the...

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Republicans are spending tens of millions on absurd, bigoted, and lie-filled spots that seek to scare voters into believing that Democrats would force "sex-changes surgeries" on children. American Principles Project, a right-wing super PAC, admitted on Thursday that the deluge of anti-trans ads won't be enough to save the party in November. GOP operatives clearly hope the fearmongering will ignite their base and get them to the voting booth since polling shows that even Republican voters are angry about President Donald Trump's handling of the economy, his war in Iran, and other matters.

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  • GOP operatives clearly hope the fearmongering will ignite their base and get them to the voting booth since polling shows that even Republican voters are angry about President Donald Trump's handling of the...

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